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IV 10 WEEKLY YE 5 GUIDE vTHE HOUSTON SATURDAY MOi ly RACING SCHOONER GROUND. GLOUCESTER, Oct 10. The Boston schooner Mayflower, challenc-er of the of the International Fishermen's races that start here Saturday ran aground in Gloucester harbor Friday afternoon. The schooner struck a mud covered ledge off Halibut wharf. It waa expected that would float at high tide without injury.

The blue nose. Canada'! defender champion, also poked her dob la the mud at her wharf. She will suffer no damage. Her trouble! and tlit Mayflower'! were due ta ma unusually low tide. LAUNCH CLUB ANNUAL FROLIC STARTS TODAY HARDY FISHERMEN GATHER FOR BIG SAILING CLASSIC Centre College Ready To Tangle With Harvard BOSTON, Oct.

0. Centre college football players, determined to show the country that a small college can defeat Harvard at football two seasons in succession. Journeyed to the stadium Friday to put the finishing touches on the nlnv Vntr Texas Aggies Down L. S. U.

By Score 47-0 Waterway From Chicago To St. Louis Considered CHICAGO. Oct 10. Representatives of State and federal government and the Chicago sanitary district, met today with the Illinois waterway commission in a discussion of a plan for a long deep waterway connecting Chicago and St. Louis and effecting a water connection -from Lakes to gulf.

Frank O. Hanson of Bloomlngton, presided. A joint committee was expected to be appointed to attempt to work out harmony of the various interests tn respect to the plans. United States Senator McCormlck has drafted a bill proposing to make the waterway of a sufficient depth throughout Its length to accommodate large sea-going vessels. .41.

Associated Pres Report, i RI1ITF.STKH. Oct. GU0CCE8TKR, Oct. r-i- ARCADE I MARKET I In its third and probabiy last battle nun me crimson Saturday. Captain Roberts worked out at fullback, the position at which Coach Moran said the versatile captain would start tomorrow.

Tom Bartlett. halfback of last year's eleven, is with the squad but will not be able to play because of a throat trouble that has kept him in bed since the team left Shop and Save You can save monev extra specials, but the entire stock is priced to save for the careful housewife. Come in and judge for yourself. Today Extra Specials TOMATOES No. 2 Standard, per Saturday Specials at Navarro's work in the second 1 alf that accounted for the other three touchdowns.

In the third quarter. Miller received Helm's punt on L. S. I'. L'5-yard line and carried the ball back over the goal line for a touchdown.

Neely duplicated Miller's stunt within five minutes the only difference being that he bettered Miller's distance by Ur yards. The sixth touchdown followed a few seconds later with Crass carrying tle ball over from the nine-yard line after Neely ha 1 raced with the hall to that position from the 40-yard line. A series tt gains through the line by Miller and a final short pass over the goal. Miller to Allison accounted for the final touchdown in the fourth quarter which was cut to eight minutes on account of darkness. Morris kicked two coals after touchdowns.

Hanna ki ked two and Xerly one. accounting for the other five points. Both Bible and Fray used practically every man on his squad, squad. The line-up to begin was as follows: L. Su.

Stevens and Tomeny. ends: Bame and Woodworth. tackles; Blake Wood and Landy, guards: Fnur-geois. center; llendrix. quarter: Helm and Jackson.

Halves and Ewen, fullback. A. and Captain Wilson and Shif-flett. ends: Leiper and Ken. tackles; Hardman ani Fargason.

guards; McClelland, center: McMillan, quarter; Morris and Foth. halves and Gill, can SALAD DRESSING rremier PEAS No. 2 Premier can OLIVES Queen, value DATES Dromedary, pack PEACHES No. 2 Del Monte Quality Goods and Grocery Department Krosh Country Selected Eggs, per do i on 37c 42c 29c 32c 98c 23c Lavaca County Creamery Butter Navarro Special Coffee, per pound Premier Salad Dressing, targe 3-lb. can Admiration Coffee Large Sixe Beecnnut Pure Sweet Milk Quart 10c Always Vegetable Department EXTRA SPECIAL 4 large size QOl ilrapefrui! wUU First class Snap Beans, green or wax 10c Phone Hadley 4505 We SEEDLESS RAISINS 15 -ounce Sun-maid at 6 lbs.

American Maid for 1 2 lbs. American Maid for 24 lbs. American Maid for NAVARRO'S CASH GROCERY Membcfs of the Houston launch club and their friends will depart from the clubhouse at Harrisburg tonight, all set for a big week-end holllday. The second annual coon hunt, dance and frolic will be staged at the Bond club house at Harrisburg. Chief Cconhunter Jim Glass has arranged a hunt for the members.

Jim has already Investigated the prospects and reiiorts that an ample, supply ot coons will be on hand. Sunday a si; ed boat race to decide the ownership of the FJ. Elsman speed trophy will be. staged The Miss Houston II and the Helen M. each holding a leg on the trophy will These boats are capable of turning up Si miles an hour.

The engines have been overhauled and indications are that speed records in these parts will be broken. The race will he staged just off the San Jacinto battle grounds on th" ship channel and Houstonians are invited to see the event. ALYIN M. OWSLEY CHOSEN TO HEAD AMERICAN LEGION (Cont'd from Pg. 1.) was elected national chaplain by a vote of 7H to 371 over Rev.

Eira Clem-mons. a Methodist of Minnesota. Rev. Mr. Clemmons moved the vote he made unanimous.

After benediction by Father O'Connor Commander MacNider declared the fourth national convention adjourned. Dr. KateW.Barrett To FLead Auxiliary Associated Press Report. NEW ORLEANS. Oct.

20 Dr. Kale Waller Barrett of Alexandria, was this afternoon elected president of the American Legion auxiliary In convention here. National vice president selected were: Western division Mrs. Jennie Xtely of Washington. Central division Mrs.

Donald McR-ie Jr. of Iowa. Northwestern division Mrs. Simon of Colorado. Southern division Mrs.

E. Fleming. Georgia. Eastern division Mrs. Iura A.

Spaukling of New Hampshire. FOOTBALL RESULTS. Austin College 10; Southern Methodist University 7. Wooster 46; Otterbeln 14. Mount Union Kenyon 0.

Parsons College 12; Carthage Col-lege 0. Wilmington 31; Kentucky Wesleyan PALESTINE WINS. Houston Post Special. PALESTINE, Texas. Oct.

20. In a high school footbai! game here today Palestine defeated Jacksonville by a score of 52 to 0. A DAY FOR A DOG. ELECTRA. Texas, Oct.

20 Every dog has his day to be poisoned. That's the way it looks here, where moie than 100 pups, some of them pedigreed, have been mysteriously poisoned during the last week. Pure Cane SYRUP Extra To Accommodate Late Shoppers, Open Till 9 P.M. Saturday 10:30 1804 Louisiana 'In Our New SPECIALS Sweet Potatoes, Associated Press Report. COLLEGE STATION.

Texas. Oct. 10. Flashing a most spectacular offensive on Kyld Field, this afternoon the Texas Aggies ripped open the Louisiana State I'niversity line and ran wild over the field, and also completely fooled the Tiggers with the forward pass finally defeating the visitors in a shortened game which ran to darkness by the total score of forty-seven to nothing. Bibles first line of regulars put over three touchdowns in the first half and his second string of fleet reserves put across four more touchdowns tn the second division ot the game.

The forward pass wms the chief means used for gain for the first three touchdowns. King Gill playing fullback in the place of Buskner who was crippled in the game here last Saturday showed great skill in passing the ball, and also ma'le a very sensational interseption and run in the first half. G.lis passed to Wilson for twenty yards and gams through the line by Morris and Gill accounted for trie first touchdown in the first five minutes of play. The second game, when Gill intercepted Helms' pass and ran fifty yards to S. U.

S. 10 yard line, and Morris took the ball around right end for the remaining distance. The third touchdown in the second quarter was made on a line plunge from the 5-yard line by I'oth after Captain Wilson had carried the ball to that dangerous position when he ran 25 yards with Gill's iO-yard pass. Neeiy and Miller the spectacular Lubbock High Defeats Lamesa High66-6 LUBBOCK. Texas.

Oct. 20. Lubbock High defeated the heavy Lamesa High by a score of 6 to McFarland for Lamesa played a fine game, returning kickoffs and punts for an average of 15 yards as well as displayed good general ship at all times. Lamesa made all gains from fake plays and the only-touchdown was made by a fake kick with McFarland carrying the ball around end 43 sards for a touchdown from kickoff Wilson Hensley after Hawes and Klttrell made repeated gains on straight football. Long on the receiving end completed four passes for touchdowns.

Lubbock completes her home games cn October 28 with Floydada High, only two games remaining to complete the schedule ith district teams. WHITE SOX RECALL PLAYERS. CHICAGO, Oct. 20. Ten baseball players have been recalled by the Chicago White Sox for next spring, it was announced Friday.

Two of them, Everett Taryan, who was with Kansas City and Toledo and E. C. Pence, who played with Lakeland, Florida, rejoined the Chicago club this fall. The others who will report next season are: George Connally, with Toronto; R. L.

Ostergard with Sioux City: Iowa; J. D. Thompson from Greenville, S. Harold Bubser of Rock-ford, 111.: E. Rafferty.

Buffalo, N. E. J. Taylor from Albany. X.

Ferdinand Schupp from Seattle and Harry Courtney from San Francisco. Courtney was sent to the San Francisco club as part payment for Willie Kuinni. the sensational third baseman, who was bought by Charles A. Comiskey. with the agreement that he could be recalled.

Red Pitted CHERRIES No. 2 Can! 27c Fine For Piei Hunters, We handle 26-grain 28-grain 26-grain 28-grain K. C. MEATS Veal, Steak, per pound PORK SAUSAGE Pure Pan, per OA pound JUL DRESSED POULTRY MilFHome Fed HENS Dressed complete, QCw Any la fteh day the world over ami vi Gloucester, with Boston, constitutes the country's greatest fish center: tut the men of Gloucester were inter, -uvl i today and tonight not in fishing but In salllnK. This wu the "night before 'v the boat race" and.

like the ilumiu of colleges on the eve of a rowing hardv fishermen of this port, of other New Kngland ports and of Atlantic seaboard had put asi le consideration of their vocations to turn thought and talk into the channels of i port. There was no hawking of "winnms eokr" in arm-bands, pennants or bal-' toons, such as the college crowds find "i itebl to satisfy a show of their partisanship. There were no whtte -H flannels, no stream of expensive motor cars. Put the spirit was much the "9 amine. The fishermen made holiday.

(toughing off their work-a-day sliek-V ers. sou esters and rubber boots and. tn their Sunday-so-to-meeting best, at the informal clubs that congregate on I the corners of Gloucester narrow water front streets, discussed the mer- Its of the schooners which tomorrow will begin the third series for the In-ternational Fishermen's championship cup. In the Master Mariners' club and at the board of trade rooms the skip pers of trie fleets of Gloucester. Bj-.

ton. Halifax and Lunenberg got to-gether to talk over the races that have gone before and to speculate on those at hand. Foremost in the reminiscences was the feat of Esperanto, the schooner 14 years at sea which. In the first races for the cup at Halifax two years ago. brat Canada's best and brought the trophy here.

Esperanto now lies a wreck on Sable Island bar. and beside her is Puritan, a splendid new fisher-" man launched here last spring, anl wrecked there a few months afterward Among the fishermen here were several members of Esperanto's crew who recounted incidents of her defeat in successive races with Delewana. The first victory, it was agreed, came easi- ly through Esperanto's windward u- premacy and without special incident, but In the second Delewana early gained a lead of five minutes. This Esperanto slowly made up. and with the 40-mile race more than half sailed, i Captain Marty Welsh of the Glouces-- terman had brought his boat to nearly even terms.

In the leeward berth, approaching the second mark. Captain Marty called to Delewana. close aboard, to give him room. Pelewana gave way. allow-in a barely possible clearance between herself and Devil's Island shoal.

It was wreck her or win If he got throue'n i for Captain Varty and Esperanto. lie took the chance and, with the breakers almost Itciling over his rait shot through the lee, turned the mark first and having taken the lead beat Delewana on the last leg by more than seven minutes. This race, which brought the cup to America, developed a keen interest in the cup competition in both the Canadian and American fli eta. and the succeeding spring found new boats on the ways on both sides cf the border. The Canadians built Bluenose and several others.

The Amjrlcrns built Mayflower as their beet bet. But Mayflower was ruled out by the Nora Sco-tlan trrstees as more yacht than fisherman, and Bluenose qualified as the Canadian challenger by winning the elimination race. Here In Gloucester Elsie, fresh from the banks, won the elimination race from which Mayflower was barred, and went to Halifax to meet Bluenose. a boat JO feet longer over all. wider and deeper.

The result of the race the year before was reversed: the Canadian bost won in two straight races. Elsie was outclassed. Fishermen In reviewing those races tonight paid high praise alike to the seamanship of Captain Angus Walters and his Bluenose crew and to Captain Marty Welch and the Elsie's men. The controversy over Mayflower has continued to hold a large part In the discussions of the fishermen, just as it has had a large part in the discussions between the Nova Scotian trustees and the American race committee. But although the latter insisted that Mayflower, by going out in all weather and fishing successfully on all banks in season, had proved herself a bona-flde fisherman, the Nova Scotian trustees ruled her out again as not having been built in accordance with the terms of the deed of gift.

This, it has appeared, was due to the fact thta practices differ between the American and the Canadian fleets, the latter building for salt fishing, the former for fresh fishing. The Canadian practice calls for a bigger cargo, the American for a vessel of finer lines that can make a quick run to market. It is possible that this will be the last competition und-r the present terms of the deed of gift, as the Amer-, lean race committee has suggested changes to make it possible for the fastest vessels of the American and Canadian fleets to meet. A race within a week or two between Mavflower and the winner of the inter- national race, which will settle much of the discussion to hrr relative speed, is possible, challenges havin? been made and partly accepted on both sides. per peck Irish Potatoes, per peck 7-oz.

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rreil to him biu in his from he city or the names of the players involved nor other details were ailable here. YANKS MAY BUY "RUBE" BENTON NEW YORK, Oct. 20 Negotiations for the purchase of "Rube Benton, former pitcher with the New York Giants and Cincinnati Reds, have been begun by the New York Yanks with the St. Paul American association club. Edward Barrow, business manager of the Yanks said today.

CARDS DRAFT KOHLBECKER. CHICAGO, Oct. 20. Frank Kohl-becker, of the Meriden. club in the Cotton States league, Friday wv drafted by the St.

Louis Nationals, it w-as announced at the office of Baseball Commissioner K. M. Landia PAWNBROKER DOUBLE-CROSSED. ST. PAUL.

Minn Oct. 20. A. Sans, pawnbroker, sold two revolvers to a cash customer. An hour later he looked down tho tarrel of one and returned the purchase price, plus another $100 and several watches.

FIND BODY IN CANAL. FORT ARTHUR. Texas. May 20. A body found in the canal here Is being held for identification.

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Texas, where they have Umbered up for a number of years, and were anxious to go to California. While the cost would be probably twice that of the San Antonio trip. It was believed that the different could be absorbed by exhibition games. The Yankees are understood to have arranged tentatively to go to New Orleans but there are substantia! appearing stories that only a few inducements would be needed to take them California. TRYS TO STOP SCALPING.

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